The iPhone 12 proves extremely repair-unfriendly in a new video

[Redaktion]

Apple's products have shown themselves as resistant to teardowns and re-assembly in the past. The Australian device-repair YouTuber Hugh Jeffreys has posted a new video that seems to demonstrate that this is also true of the recently-launched iPhone 12. The device's UI and cameras exhibited anomalies in response to a motherboard switch.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-iPhone-12-proves-extremely-repair-unfriendly-in-a-new-video.501402.0.html

[kek]

Imagine living in 2020 and still believing Apple is a great company lol

[Guu]

Apple has lost its mind and principles.

[S.Yu]

lol, I think it's been known that many recent (<2y/o) Apple parts need to flash a specific code upon installation to be identified as "genuine". Corporate greed, of course.

[Elsa Schneemann]

You bought the device, therefore you have the right to do whatever you want with it. Unabashed corporate avarice indeed.